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Carlotta Jones wrote:
> 
> I am trying to bring up a form on my workstation through browser, MS
> IE3.01. The form is hosted on a NT 4.0 Server with Web server MS IIS2.0.
> Since this form is connected to a database (MS SQL Server 6.5), the
> IntraBuilder login screen automatically appears. I enter my
> username/password, press Submit. After 25 seconds, an Alert message
> displays in  the browser saying "Session has timed out".
> 
> I set the IntraBuilder Agent timeout to 2400 seconds which made no
> difference.( I confirmed the timeout through the registry entries.)  I
> thought there may be something in the login form that needs to be set but I
> do not know what or where this code resides. But I did try to bypass the
> login form by supplying the database.login property with my
> username/password. Bypassing the login form did not matter. Again, after a
> delay, the form did not appear but the timeout message did.
> 
> How do I get rid of the timed out problem?
> Where is/are the login form file(s) located?
> 
> Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
> --
> cwj

Hi, 
1. ensure browser is not picking up an old login form image.  I always
place a small 'timer' on every form page so I can see the servers time
stamp.  Use a html object and place date/time into it. 
2. ensure that any 'old' forms are 'closed' if you use jump from one
form to another.
3.BWS has a timeout, so does the intrabuilder server - check both
values.
4.look at error.htm in intrabuilder/server dir. It is used to indicate
alerts to a browser - I have modified this to link back to the projects
homepage.
5.You could make the browser check for new versions of pages every
startup/lookup -but this may be unacceptable.
6 goodluck
Dan.

Dan.